restaurants in alys/rosemary beach?

PC · 02-04-2012, 04:28 PM

Are there good restaurants to eat at in this area that are not overly expensive? We will be staying in this area this year and want to eat locally without having to drive back into seaside or go to panama city.

Thanks

**Jim Tucker** · 02-04-2012, 06:26 PM

There are many great restaurants in Rosemary Beach and the east end of 30A and Inlet Beach that are good. http://www.sowal.com/restaurants

**kyleresq** · 02-04-2012, 07:42 PM

What time of year are you visiting? La Cocina, Wild Olives, Cowgirl Kitchen and Summer kitchen are all great and reasonable, but some are closed until March. There are Airstream food trucks in Seaside that are fantastic! Angelinas pizza is excellent also.

**bobbob** · 02-04-2012, 08:00 PM

Originally Posted by PC

Are there good restaurants to eat at in this area that are not overly expensive? We will be staying in this area this year and want to eat locally without having to drive back into seaside or go to panama city.

Thanks

tons!

**bluemtnrunner** · 02-04-2012, 09:36 PM

Originally Posted by PC

Are there good restaurants to eat at in this area that are not overly expensive? We will be staying in this area this year and want to eat locally without having to drive back into seaside or go to panama city. Thanks

We are opening Edward's in Rosemary Beach in March. Great food at very reasonable prices. Come in and see us! Check out our menu at Edwards30a.com. (excuse our construction).

**Weim Lover** · 02-05-2012, 02:19 PM

And the newest restaurant with the freshest ingredients all sourced form a 100 mile radius or less is V SEAGROVE. Located on the corner of 30A and County HWY 395(in between Alys Beach and Seaside). Dinner only. Every night, beginning in March. Bar opens at 5:30 Dining room at 6:00. Currently, Dinner only Thurs - Sat. Beginning 2/15, open Tues - Sat.

Safe travels and see you soon.

**beasette** · 02-06-2012, 08:13 AM

Don't forget Seacrest Sundries for Breakfast and Lunch! Great food and Great Prices!

**Papa J** · 02-06-2012, 08:55 AM

George's in Alys is a must.

**librarian** · 02-06-2012, 07:26 PM

i'm also fond of stocking up on basics at publix for meals in or picknics then getting treats or a special meal at the wonderful local restaurants-great for spreading $ further while still enjoying your time and spending money locally. we do love seacrest sundries for burgers and split a big bottle of st pelligrino or beer etc-very relaxing and easy on the wallet. la crema great but easy to spend a little to very lot (start with a little and you want to stay for more it's so good) so go with that in mind.love choc croissants from wild olives or fonville press in AM after bike ride (oh yeah i deserve a criossant after that hard bike ride lol). have a great yummy time.

PC · 02-07-2012, 03:00 PM

Originally Posted by beasette

Don't forget Seacrest Sundries for Breakfast and Lunch! Great food and Great Prices!

This place kind of reminds me of the old watercolor market back when it was there, we were at that place all the time.

Thanks for this info.

PC · 02-07-2012, 03:03 PM

Originally Posted by librarian

i'm also fond of stocking up on basics at publix for meals in or picknics then getting treats or a special meal at the wonderful local restaurants-great for spreading $ further while still enjoying your time and spending money locally. we do love seacrest sundries for burgers and split a big bottle of st pelligrino or beer etc-very relaxing and easy on the wallet. la crema great but easy to spend a little to very lot (start with a little and you want to stay for more it's so good) so go with that in mind.love choc croissants from wild olives or fonville press in AM after bike ride (oh yeah i deserve a criossant after that hard bike ride lol). have a great yummy time.

Thanks, this is what we like to do when on 30A. Splurge on some pricey restaurants maybe twice while we are there. We have wanted to try Georges for yrs but havent got down that far, but this yr we are staying in seacrest so we will eat on that end most of the time.

**beasmiester** · 02-07-2012, 03:51 PM

You'll LOVE staying on the east end of 30A! The restaurants mentioned above are all great and deserve a try and along with Edwards, coming in March, Bentley's in The Village opens this week.

**Paula** · 02-07-2012, 08:17 PM

Paradiso (I think that's the name) in Rosemary Beach has 2 for 1 dinner specials if you go between 5-6 I think. Cafe 30 in Seagrove has early dinner specials too. Check to see if Georges at Alys Beach is open in the winter (we love Georges). If Calyza at Alys Beach still has their happy hour and is open in the winter, they have a great fried seafood appetizer that we eat as a meal, especially with a salad. We enjoy Shades at the corner of 98 and 30A very much for oyster po boys and they have great burgers. We really want to try Seacrest Sundries and La Cocina as well but just haven't had a chance to do so yet.

**JorHor** · 02-14-2012, 04:10 PM

360 Blue has an app available for the iPhone and Android Phones. It has a large list of restaurants all along 30A with a feature to see which ones are closest to you. It also has activities around the area, and some other cool stuff that might be helpful.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/360-b...467416356?mt=8

https://market.android.com/details?i...JvcGVydGllcyJd